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     Catherine Gamble was born in 1843 at Melbourne, Victoria. Her married name was Hannah.
Catherine died on 15 July 1864 at Stockyard Hill at Beaufort, Victoria, Australia, at age 21. Poor Catherine died after childbirth due to uncontrolable Haemorage. Doctor Johnston listed causes of death as haemorage after confinement and exhaustion which had gone on for 2 days.¹ She was buried on 18 July 1864 at Yam Holes Cemetery, Beaufort, Victoria, Australia.

     Mary Gamble was also known as Mary Evelyn Gamble. Mary was born on 13 April 1849 at in the District of Port Phillip, New South Wales. She was baptized Free Presbyterian on 29 April 1849. She, at age 63 years, was the informant for Agnes Nancy Dunlop's death on 25 February 1874 at Brunswick, Melbourne, Victoria.¹
We know from her mother's Grant of Probate that in 1874 Mary, aged 24 years was a Spinster and that she lived in Nicholson Street, North Fitzroy. She was the Executrix in her mothers Will and was granted Probate on the 27th March 1874. Soon after when swearing the probate affidavit she is refered to as "Mary Gamble late of Nicholson Street, North Fitzroy near Melbourne in the Coloney of Victoria but now of La Trobe Street West Melbourne in the aforesaid Colony." She has moved. Mary Gamble was unmarried. She left a will on 25 March 1899.
Mary died on 29 November 1899 at 392 Brunswick Road at Brunswick, Victoria, from Phthisis and exhaustion which she had sufferred from for about 1 year. at age 50. Dr G Howard was her doctor and he last saw her on 15th November that year. Phthisis is an old broad based name for pulmonary tuberculosis.
The official informant on her death certificate was Isabelle Johnston, listed as a friend, who also lived at the same address.
.² The Death Certificate for Mary states that she was a State School Teacher at the time. She was buried on 1 December 1899 at Melbourne General Cemetery, Victoria. Her estate was probated on 20 December 1899. Elizabeth Wilson were granted Probate and became Co-Executors of her Eastate. She left her estate to "my school friend and companion Isabella Johnstone now residing with her sister Mrs Prior, Scotchmere Street, North Fitzroy all I posess for the rest of her natural life." Further:"thereafter on her demise to be divided between Mrs Nancey Wilson's eldest son and her daughter Elizabeth Methven. Nancey Wilson being my first cousin on my Maternal side."

     Robert was born circa 1775 at Burrowstouness, Linlithgow, West Lothian, Scotland.
He married Margaret Whyte at Abercorn, Scotland. Robert was employed, as a Farmer.

     Margaret was born on 21 April 1745 at Burrowstouness, Linlithgow, West Lothian, Scotland.
She married Robert Meikle at Abercorn, Scotland.
Margaret died at age at an unknown age .

     Morag died at age at an unknown age . She was born.

     David was born in 1780.
He married Elisabeth Hackney on 2 September 1803 at Westhaven, Dundee, Scotland. David was a ship-master.
David died at Scotland at age at an unknown age .

     Elisabeth died at age at an unknown age . Elisabeth was born at Scotland.
She married David Caithness on 2 September 1803 at Westhaven, Dundee, Scotland.

     Alexander was born on 17 November 1809 at Scotland. He was christened on 25 November 1809 at Dundee, Angus, Scotland.
Alexander died at age at an unknown age .

     Ann was born on 6 August 1810 at Scotland. She was christened on 17 August 1810 at Dundee, Angus, Scotland.
Ann died at age at an unknown age .

     Helen was born on 20 October 1817 at Scotland. She was christened on 2 November 1817 at Dundee, Angus, Scotland.
Helen died at age at an unknown age .

     John was employed.
John died at age at an unknown age .

     (?) died at age at an unknown age .

     He married Agnes Watt. David was born in in 1877 at Pencaitland, East Lothian, Scotland.
David died in 1953 at Scotland at age at an unknown age .

     David was born on on 18 February 1925 at Pencaitland, East Lothian, Scotland.

     Her long name was Myrtle Irene Elizabeth. Myrtle was born on 6 May 1896 at Brunswick, Melbourne, Victoria.¹ As of 1923,her married name was Borrows.²
She married William Leonard Borrows in 1923 at St Davids Presbyterian Church, Petone, New Zealand.
Wedding Notice in local paper:
A pretty wedding took place at St.Davids Presbyterian Church yesterday afternoon when Miss Myrtle Martin, daughter of Mr Angus Martin of Caulfield, Melbourne, was married to Mr William L. Borrows, son of Mr and Mrs R.A. Borrows of Petone. The Rev. J.McCaw performed the ceremony. The bride looked the picture of happiness and was attired in a beautiful dress of white charmeuse and wore an embroidered veil and orange blossom. She was attended by Miss Stella Pearce, of South Jana (Yarra?), Melbourne, as bridesmaid. She wore a prettily made dress of pale heliotrope with hat to match. Mr Fred Brockelbank carried out the duties of best man. After the ceremony a reception was held at Clinton House where the usual complimentary toasts were proposed and honoured. The young couple left on a honeymoon trip through the North Island, the bride's travelling dress being a smart navy blue costume.
Barber's superb motor-cars were used for the occasion.

.^2,3 Extract From un unknown paper. Obviously from the wedding Column. Supplied to be by Mavis Gamble.
"Borrows-Martin A pretty wedding took place at St. David's Presbyterian Church yesterday afternoon when Miss Myrtle Martin, daughter of Mr Angus Martin, of Caulfield, Melbourne, was married to Mr William L. Borrows, Son of Mr and Mrs R.A. Borrows, of Pentone. The Rev. J. Mc Caw performed the ceremony. The Bride looked the picture of happiness and was attired in a beautiful dress of white charmeuse and wore an embroided veil and orange blossoms. She was attended by Miss Stella Pearce, of South Jana, Melbourne (Sth Yarra ? ), as Bridesmaid. She wore a prettily made dress of pale heliotrope with hat to match. Mr Fred Brockelbank carried out the duties of best man. After the ceremony a reception was held at Clinton House where the usual complimentary toasts were proposed and honoured. The young couple left on a honeymoon trip through the North Island, the bride's travelling dress being a smart navy blue costume. Barber's superb motor-cars were used for the occassion."³ Her married name was Burrows.
Myrtle died in 1995 at Wellington, Lower Hutt, New Zealand, at age 98 years.

     Mrs died at age at an unknown age .

     William was thought to be a first cousin of his wife, Myrtle.
William was a Chemist. (In Aust???)¹ William Leonard Borrows was also known as William Burrows. He was born in 1895 at New Zealand. He began military service whilst living at 155 Jackson Street, Petone, New Zealand, during WW I. His New Zealand Regimental number was 1/358 where he was a Private with B Company. His mother was listed as Mrs G Borrows.
He rose through the ranks to become a Seageant and listed his next of Kin as Mr/Mrs R A Borrows still of Jackson Street, Petone, Wellington NZ. He arrived in October 1919 to Victoria; He arrived by ship aboard the Westralia.²
He married Myrtle Irene Elizabeth Martin in 1923 at St Davids Presbyterian Church, Petone, New Zealand.
Wedding Notice in local paper:
A pretty wedding took place at St.Davids Presbyterian Church yesterday afternoon when Miss Myrtle Martin, daughter of Mr Angus Martin of Caulfield, Melbourne, was married to Mr William L. Borrows, son of Mr and Mrs R.A. Borrows of Petone. The Rev. J.McCaw performed the ceremony. The bride looked the picture of happiness and was attired in a beautiful dress of white charmeuse and wore an embroidered veil and orange blossom. She was attended by Miss Stella Pearce, of South Jana (Yarra?), Melbourne, as bridesmaid. She wore a prettily made dress of pale heliotrope with hat to match. Mr Fred Brockelbank carried out the duties of best man. After the ceremony a reception was held at Clinton House where the usual complimentary toasts were proposed and honoured. The young couple left on a honeymoon trip through the North Island, the bride's travelling dress being a smart navy blue costume.
Barber's superb motor-cars were used for the occasion.

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William died in 1976 at age at an unknown age .

     Owen was born at Saint Matthew on 29 July 1842 at Ipswich, Suffolk, England. The birth was registered in the sub-district of St. Matthew..
He married Mary Ann Davies on 27 December 1869 at St Marys, Jamalpore E.I.R., India.
Owen died at India cholera at age at an unknown age .

     Mary was born in 1850 at Ipswich, Suffolk, England. Mary Ann Davies was also known as Marion or Marion or Marianne.
She married Owen Fairweather on 27 December 1869 at St Marys, Jamalpore E.I.R., India.
Mary died at India at age at an unknown age .

     He married an unknown person .
Alfred died at age at an unknown age . Alfred was born circa 1874 at New Zealand.

     Owen died at age at an unknown age .
He married Belle Marshall. Owen was born circa 1878 at New Zealand.

     Josephine died at age at an unknown age . Her was commonly known as Jossie.
She married Charles Joseph Hesse. Josephine was born on 27 August 1888 at Oatlands, Tasmania.

     Wallace Ingles called her "Mummy May" as she brought him up for a small number of years before being forced out of this role by other members of the family. Family lore has it that Mahala had been lined up to be David Ingles next wife after the death of Jane. However before this could come to be David had died. This would account for why she was close to Wallace for a short while then being forced out. She came to Melbourne in about January 1913, where she died, unmarried, at the relatively young age of 27. Her was commonly known as May. Mahala was born on 24 May 1887 at Oatlands, Tasmania.
Mahala died on 30 June 1914 at Melbourne Hospital at East Melbourne, Victoria, Suppurative Cholangitis at age 27. Although she died in Hospital she was resident at the time, according to her Death Certificate, at "Loyola", Ormond Road, Ascot Vale.. Her body was interred on on 1 July 1914 at Fawkner General Cemetery, Melbourne, at the at Fawkner.

     William died at age at an unknown age . William was born circa 1830.

     William died at age at an unknown age . William was born circa 1803 at Suffolk, England.
He married Mahala Hines in 1833 at Stutton, Suffolk, England.